Clinton On China-US relations.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speech on US-Sino relations. Clinton speech at the new Richard Holbroke series of lectures held in the Benjamin Franklin room. Clinton's remarks on human rights issue was skillfully inserted at the end of a long and winded description on the need for cooperation of two great nations. Also reminding us that this is not a G-2 relationship but a multi-polared and multi-layered relationship. Clinton speech also welcomed China's role in a comprehensive new area which the world finds itself.

Clinton stressed that relations have reached a critical point and the two counties need to work together more effectively. "We’re no longer in a 'zero-sum' world of foreign policy where the rise of one country diminishes another," Sec. Clinton said. She added, "In this more complicated world, the U.S. and China are entangled and China’s rise is good for the U.S."

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